Arsene Wenger has vowed to end final chapter in his Arsenal love story with an upset against Atletico Madrid.
The Gunners boss – who leaves after 22 years this summer – wants to bow out with the Europa League trophy in Lyon next month.
But Arsenal have to score tonight to have any chance of going through after last week’s 1-1 draw at the Emirates. Wenger said: “I think I like to finish my job well.
“A man has to give his best and as long as he is somewhere he has to show commitment and energy. Until the last day I will focus on Arsenal. I want to finish this love story well.”
Diego Simeone’s men have lost just two home games all season. Crucially, they have not conceded at the Wanda since January.
But Wenger added: “The history has to stop somewhere. That’s what we will try to do. We created chances in the first game and we will recreate exactly the same situation.
“We just didn’t manage to put those chances in the net. We will keep exactly the same commitment, focus on how well we attack and build the game up from the back.”